When old fights come to the fore...
posted by Swati CA @ 11:14 AM
Previous Posts
- Poaching
- Market boom and family gloom!
- Workout at the stadium...
- Personal security for working women
- Align the fulfilment of individual’s core needs wi...
- We women should pursue what we want to pursue and ...
- OPTIC for better employee focus
- From a Black Belt in Karate
- Soccer vs Cricket
- Is it time we start paying our taxes to corporates!
1 Comments:
At 11:52 PM,
Anonymous said…
I think the problem of carrying grouses has got something to do with character-traits and stress. Very often submissive persons are at the receiving end from aggressive and dominant persons and find themselves in familiar Lose/Win situations. There are certain things important to them, which they want to do but are unable to do because of their submissive nature. This creates stress in them and since stress is additive, the frustration builds up. Its like the water level in a dam --if it goes on rising above the maximum permissible level, the dam breaks. Unduly high levels of stress affect productivity adversely.
The person has to prevent frustration from building up. He must become assertive. He has to perform the very difficult task of consistently creating propositions that work for himself and for others around him. Otherwise work is going to be miserable especially if it involves a lot of interaction with others.
---Soni Achuthan, Haripad, Alleppey.
Post a Comment
<< Home